Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-02
lie PUT Hrs ARM AROUND HER-A warrant was

e Put HIS ARM AROUND HER--A warrant was
lSS led from the Police Court this morning for the
am est OF Frank GlleS5e, young who lives at
No 1908 Sth street southeast, on charge OF as
sallu- The warrant was sworn out by Mrs. Aman-
da Smith, who lives In the same house She charges
IL. II on sunday while she was alone In the house,
IN. defendant caught her by the shoulder and put
his arm around her. She objected TO such conduct
On his part, aud so told him. She states that he
tn apologzed for his conduct, and said that the
he SaS sorry for what he had DONE but she was
not satisfied and told him IL was too late TO be
Sor ry that he should have thought OF his sorrow-
fll feelings beforehand.
AN ACCIDENT TO AN ENGISE--An accident oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon TO the engine OF the
Frederick train. which leaves here on the Metro
pOlitdn branch of the Baltimore and Ohio road at
4:so p. ~ The due that carries the water from
the tender 10 The boiler blew out after the train
had passed Silver Spring. AT Rockville the train
stopped, and the engine was brought back TO this
city The passengers and cars were taken up by
other trains.
OFFICERS ELEcrED-The Shellabarger Livestock
Car Company yesterday elected directors as fol-
lows: Jesse y. Wilson, George Ryneal, IT,, ID. L.
Murphy, A + Barker, A. b. White, Daniel Ramey,
DR.. c. A. Davis, Allan Rutherford w. W. Herron
and j. Sprtgg Poole. The directors organized by
ele,sting Officers as follows: President, D. L. Mur-
ply; yice-presideDt, A. u. White; secretary. w.
w. Heron; assistant secretary, Daniel Ramey;
treasurer. Jesse b. Wilson.
THE VETERAN FIRsNEs.-Last evening meeting
OF the Veteran Volunteer FTemens Association
was held at 81. Georges Hall, Mr.. j. j. Peabody
presiding and Mr.. L. H. Fisher, secretary. Alter
the election OF j. W. Carr anu Joshua Rolllngs OF
the old Franklin, and W. ii. Hamilton, OF the old
Columbia, members the remainder Of the meet
Ing was devoted 10 arrangements for the picnic OF
the association 10 take place ON Thursday, the
10th, at Marshall Hall. and for the reception there
OF the Baltimore veterans
RECORDER TRoTTER ADDRESSES THE CoIoRED
NErERANS--A reunion OF colored veterans of the
Late war was held Ut fremont Temple Boston,
yesterday. There was 8 large attendance. The
decorations were very profuse. Among the in-
Major y. z. Ladd, Lieut.. Fox and numerous other
orncers Of The state militia. Addresses by Re-
corder Trotter, OF Washington: Gov. Kingsley and
others were received with enthusiasm.
FINED FOR THROWING SPOILED BANANAS ON THE
SIDEwALK.-Curreo BenedettO, an Italian fruit
vender, went 10 commission house on Louisiana
avenue Yesterday and purchased some bananas
spoiled ones on the sidewalk The fruit vendors
have been warned against throwing the fruit ON
Benedetto for violating the police reguIatlons To
day, In the Police Court, Benedetto was fined s..
SUPPOSED THIEVES ARREsrED.-On the 23rd Of
July Edward Turner and Silas Carter and three or
four other cOlOred men went into the store OF n n
Jacobs, gs3 ID street, and purchased between them
alleged, they took some other clothing, suit OF
blue flannel wrapped up for q customer Yes
saw the aboved-named parties at the corner OF
eth and streets-Turner having the stolen suit
on his baek-and arrested them
RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-H. b. Coolidge, OF 14O6
New York avenue, reports stolen from the front
bicycle worth s15.-C " Bushnell, OF 100 18th
street, VINO was sunstruck Ut the District Offices
missed his pocket-6ooE with s17 and note for
$l,OOo-Nrs. Mary Mitchell, AT 14th street, re-
ports stolen the past week pair OF earrings cu-
COTTAGES AT GARRETT PARK for sale. See ''Coun-